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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-03
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OUTGOING .STEIHERS.
TO-DAY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-14
Tho Gilmore Grand Concert,

The announcement that two Gilmore
concerts are to be given here will be resd
with interest. This grand event Of the
musical eeason will take place on Thurs.
day afternoon and evening, when the
great Gilmore and his wonderful band
will appear at the Opera House. More
than any concert which has preceded 1t,
this will touch the popular pulse and
bring pleasure to larger class. Gilmore
10 not only honored by Kings and rulers,
respected by musicians, but he is fairly
beloved by the people and the crowds
that everywhere attend his concerts and
80 away delighted. It Is probable that he
has given more uralloyed pleasure to lar
ger number Of people than any otherleader
that ever lived. He always aimed to be
first. His ambition was to have tho finest
band in the world, and Europe as well as
America acknowledges that he has sue.
ceeded. He organized the two greateBt
musical jubileea ever given and his band
renders the most difficult and Intricate
compositions heretofore only attempted
by orchestrau. In fact one could fill a COL
umu with the record Of his extraordinary
doings. The programmes OF the coming
concerts will DO enriched by solos on sew
eral rare instruments by artists OF world
wide reputation, and Miss Fritch, the
charming young prims donna, will appear
IN one or more grand arias. AS his con-
certs are always crowded, it will be well
to secure seats in advance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-14

Mr.. Bernard S. Bjesley lectursd last
evening at tho U. P, Church on "Rugby,
Tom Brown aud DR.. Arnold" He first
took his audience a trip across tho ocean
to Old England. He dsscribed Winches.
ter. There efe elk public schoola in
England. "rhey are called public be-
cause there 10 nothiugpublc about them"
They are very sslect, even in dress. The
description Of Winchester was very inter-
esting. The rchool, the fogs the garden,
with Head Masters house ut tho head.
The school waa endowed by Wickhau
in 1903, for tho education Of the poor
boys Of Winchester. Many American
boys are educated at this and other schools
at cost OF 81 800 year.
Tho methods OF teaching Of hundred
years ago-xere compared with those Of to-
day. His description OF the death OF
Walter Bainbridgs was very affecting.
Rugby was described, giving his own ex-
pesience there. He gave quite number
of anecdotes showing how school could
DO ruined by one snd built mp by another.
Thomas Arnold revolutionizsd teaching
in England. He was go truthful he would
never have q liar in his school. He thus
made boys truthful. He made men Of
his boys.
The lecturer vas listened to through
out with the greatest pleasure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-14

John Clancy, charged with stealing a
silver watch from the pocket Of a Flush.
ing, Ohio, man named Caleb Kirk, while
the latter was in McManaway'a saloon on
Thursday, had bis preliminary hearing
before Squire Phillips yesterday, and was
held in 81 900 bail for his appearance in
Circuit Court.
Tom Murphy, Claucey's partner, who
followed Officer Dunlap with drawn
knife while the officer wao taking Clancy
to jail, was held in 5000 bail ior court.
Murphy gives Dunlap fair warning that
he will be out some day, and that the oil.
Ger will do well to ''look out" then, if it is
q year from now. Unless he changes his
tune it will probably be quite year before
he peta out,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-14
ELMER CLARIi's TRIAL,

The Argument OF Counsel to tho Jury not
@ yet Finished. A-.t
The arguments Of counsel in the trial of
Elmer Clerk for the murder OF William
O'Neal commenced in Judge Jacobs side
of the Circuit Court yesterday morning.
Prosecuting Attorney Jordan opened for
the State, making speech OF an hour and
twenty minutes which WAS very highly
spoken Of by all who heard it. Col. Arnett
followed with an eloquent plea for the de-
Tense, consuming nearly three hours, but
holding tho attention Of the jury and keep
ing tho spectators seats in the court room
filled all the time. Mr.. Pendle.on followed,
also on behalf of the defenss. He spoke
for almost as long time as Col. Arnett,
and the address was an able one, worthy
Of Mr.. Peudleton's lama as sn orator and
lawyer. When he fniahed speaking
court adjourned till o.. Y. to-day, whon
Capt. Doyener will conclude the argument
IN q speech on behalf OF the prosecution.
It is probable the case will be submitted
just after the noon recegy, !.
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A DAMAGE SUIT
Thrown out OF Court-Two Casos Revived
... Yesteruny. 4. .....a


In Judge Boyd's side Of tho Circuit
Court yesterday the case Of William @.
Handlan, administrator OF tho estate Of
Samuel Chippe, deceased, against Thomaa
Clarke, vas put on triarto jury. Clarke
is q B. K 0. engineer and Chippe was a
brakeman. Clarke's train ran over Ohippe,
causing his death, and this auit WAS
brought to recover damages on account Of
the accident, the administrator alleging
that the fatality was due to carelesanesa
on Clarke's part.
The evidence for tho plaintiff WAS all
heard yesterday, when the defendant
moved to exclude 1t all and dismiss the
case. This tho court did. A motion for
p new trial was made and ovGrrnled, to
which the plaintiff took exceptions, and
it is understood an appeal will be taken.
The Court rendered the decision on the
ground that even il Clarke bad been guilty
ofnegligence, there had been contributory
negligence on the part OF Chippe himself.
Messrs. Frame & Holt represented tho
plaintiff and Messrs. Russell 4 Lsmb the
defendant. Another suit Is pending
against the Baltimore 4 Ohio Company.
George Haye, surveyor, otc., against tho
Hibsrnia Insurance Company, and same
against the Pelican 1Usurancs Company;
the judgements rendered in thess cases on
April % were annulled and set aoide, and
the defendants given leave to file q plea,
which they did, :lEg q
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Not For Joseph ,

An IHTELLlcENcER representative mel
Mr.. Ran S,alnaker on the street yesterday
and inquired whether he had seen the in
.erview with Commissioner Joseph Miller
declining to be candidate for Governor
ooh, yes," replied Mr.. stalnaker, 81
read it, and it is highly refreshing indeed
to tho people Of West Virginia to see Mr..
Miller decline something he could move,
get aud Of which no ons is speaking ex.
cept possibly himself. This is clear case
Of counting chickens before incubation
"What do you think Of the statement
that Mr.. Miller is going to retire from pub
lie lie at tho end OF his present term ~
"As to that" said Mr.. Stalnsker, II will
soy that he will meet with lees opposition
than any man who ever figured in West
Virginia politics. But those Of US who
know Mr.. Miller understand that he will
retire to the ambrosial shades Of private
llfs only when required to do 80, because
be is built that way"
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NIn,lllilsYlllG.
G. R. Oldham was at Woodland yesterday.

] G. r. Oldham was at woodland yesterday,
Miss Ella Baker Is, doing a fine ctayon Of her Sis
| ter, Miss Clara. '07 73
Mayor McGilton, OF Benwoel, is cauvasslug the
county In the Interest Of tho license faction.
Editor Burchinai Is OFT the fence. When he
Jumped down the Sickle heard something drop.
All efforts TO remove the casing stuck In tho
| Craig well No. ?, have so far been unsuccessful.
The Marshall county bank Is 10 be frescocd by
tho same parties, who arc doing the work In tho
Simpson Ii. I. church. sEt
Miss Emma Hedges prominent Marshall
county school teacher, and well known In MOUNDS.
vile, Is dangerously ILL., sf1
The "lIamc Workers. Of the Presbyterian Church
gave social at tho residence OF Mrs. q. Dobbs on
Thursday night. The elits OF MoundSyillc enjoyed
the hosp;tal!tcs Of ne society, and tho young Ia
and social work they are doing. FEHrEs i.
The company advertising "Galvanic OH treated
Dr. W.. II say, The gentleman who was so badly
burned during one OF the performances last wet K,
10 very unproie@ionAl manner. They adyer.
any Of The. proceeds. They showed 10 good house,
pocketsd ail the money and left him alone at Tia
Mound City. lliswiie arrived Wednesday.
A grand temperance rally will DO held on the
caup,gtound next Sunday, Prominent speakers
people, There will no DOUBT be Il large crowd
present, as the meeting has been well advertised
through the country and there Is deep interest
felt By the citizens OF this county on account nf the
approaching submission OF the license question.
Signor Z. n. Guckert and D. z, Poke, the won.
derful performers on the guitar. banjo, mandolin
and many other musical Instruments, gave u com.
pltmenary musical concert In the paridrs OF the
Henrietta House Thursday night. These gentle.
lncn are truly wonderful in their performances,
and were frequently Gpplaudcd by their admitting
hearer4 At The Masonic Hall they were greeted
By The largest and most select audience that has
filled the hall for some time. They play In Wheel.
Ing Saturday night, at the Grand. - - =
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HELD IN $1,000 BAIL,
BIZ Hill, the Colerrd Brute, before SOUL!

BIZ Hill, the Colcrrd Brute, before Squire
Davis.
Bill Hill, the colored whitewasher who
is accused Of felonious assault on Maggie,
the three-year.o!d daughter OF Philip Roth,
while withdrawing at Roth's house on
Thursday, had preliminary examination
before Squire Davis yesterday. The evil
dence against him was direct and conclu-
sive. The little girl, who was in court, is
bright looking, pretty child, very back
ward with strangers, and her behavior was
striking denial OF the prisoners state
ments in his own defense, which them
selves contained damaging admissions, his
efforts to explain away the evidence for
the prosecution, which included the state
ment Of an eye witness to part Of his con.
duct, involving him inextricsbiy. He was
held in $1,000 bail for his appearance st
the next term Of tho Circuit Court to an
swer to the finding Of the grand jury. Il
There were several ominous remarks in
the court during the hearing, and when
Hill was on his way to the jail in custody
Of Officer Dunlap one man proposed in
evident deadly earnest to lynch him.
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liellnire.

Miss Laura Robinson Is Ill.
The county board OF examiners will hold an cs
| animation here to-day. \
Mrs. Gorrclls four dwelling houses on Jefferson
| street have TIC frames up IN fI,s.
John Rankin has been or duty ut the C. 4 p
freight oiNce sercrAl day threatened with fever,
An Indian chief, Black Wolf, lectu1cd In CITY
Hall lust night tos the benefit OF the A. NJ, T.
church. ~, - = - -
The blast furnace employees were paid yesterday.
The naIers have been Idle aud less money than
| usual was distributed. -
MI. Henry Noll, OF New Mar,iusvllle, ", Va. IL
visiting Jataes Mcdregor, his former icighbor IN
the Shenandoah Valley. ~, : ! - -
The concert Of the Choral club last night will bc
repeated tonight. 1t Is the first public exhibtion
given by the cub, which Is primarily CLUB for I'M
| prdrement In music. as-g5 =, 5f' - :.
Erastus Scott. manager OF tho Elyslan Thcater.
nus Sone 70 ChleaSo TO resume newspaper business
| gu me Man during the summer. &c expects 10 re-
turn to the show business in the fall. = -
J. f. Robinson has bought tho A, l., Baron nlaco
Just west Of town, paying for the land, seventeen
| and bali acres, and buildings, 1900 George N
Woodbridge Will be the tenant OF the place thIs
year. ZOO FL s-rgt5. Il : : - 80 -
The Columbia club has elected the following
Officers: President, 3. r. Jones; Vice Presidents, ~
=: 1apan and b. T. Cockaync: Secretary, Joseph
L. blacsburn; Treasurer, Theodore Cochran
Room committeeman, Thomas \. Hart. ~
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fa-faH T.-.E
Aquatic lIntters.

CHICAGO, May l3.-Negotiations were
completed to-day by tho Pullman Athletic
club, by which the Hanlan. Gaudaur
sculling race for tho championship 81
America will take place at Pullman NAV
80, instead Of Baltimore, !. AZ 4 first
srraigned. Gaudaur will compIete
bis training at Pullman, arriving
there early next week. In addition tn
the bargain with Hanlan and Gaudau !.
tho Pullman club aigned important con,
tracts to-day with the Mississippi Val.
Icy Amateur Rowing AsaocIation, and
the Organization known as the Chicago
navy. The NJ: wa. R. A. engages that
its next annual regattas ehsll be held nj
Pullman tho frat to be this year july Is
and 10. A regatta by the Chicago nav
embracing twelve local clubs will be-
rowed at Pullman July 4. In order
to secure the various events named, tho
Pullman club guarantees the expenditure
Of sutli funds on the Pullman course
10 make 1t the finest in America, -
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RIVER NEWS.
Stage OF the yvator aud movement, a, a.,

Stage OF the Water and Movement, of H..
Bonts.
The, Scotia Is duo down at su carly hour ,b,.
morning enroute for Cincinnati. VA
Capt. Thomas II. Mong, who has been sncrtt,,
the winter In Southern California, was IN Cl%HIpS
natl ThliisiRy, oil his way home, N'"''u'
Tho, ". N. Chancellor passed down eson, ,,r,
O'Clock yesterday morning on hcr way itos, t INV
bnrgh TO Charleston with an exceilea. trin 'I w
board. ,lg- zap W
The Shirley Is 10 makch excursion trim I, s,o,,
bcnvllle next Friday evening. Tic ~ Ss.
In yesterday mornihgs paper to tho effect Thai ,Ss
trip would DO made lasi night was M efrt~ T Ss
committee OF gentlemen having the affair in cba,a
are buslly engaged working up the details. ~''SF
Ths indications are that there will DO n lar.
number Of people go down the river on The ApJ ;t
next Iuetdsy, when she leaves here on her Gh1r,i
excursion trip 10 Ciacinuatl and return, TbiSiIH
affords one splendid opportunity TO secure wsHE
Of rest and recreation at very low figure. VIVA
The Louis A. Shirley arrived IN port from Tin,
cinuai shortly alter o'clock last evening Wb nv 1n
excellent trip on board She will leave On b"r "a ~
tun trip at o clock this afternoon, 9uI shINnty
are requested 10 have their consisnments nj tSs
levee as early as possible. Capt Anoy Dlyi, lin
command and Charlie Reeves, Of this rlty, Is ItiJ
doing the honors In the office, and becoming mora NJ,
and more popular each trip.
Capt, Z. P. Cooper. Capt. Tony Mcldshl. c.u,
Al. ); slavln, Commodore J. I. SIoCkdalo aud III,
Henderson. OF Pittsburgh, have purchased Tia eih
CANT steamer Fashion and are going 10 put her n
the Observation-Disclosures trade III place Of n.
General Pike; The Fashion has been running IN IN
the Louisville and Cincinnati trade, and NH IL
tested BY her new owners at Louisville ne,t Man.
day. The steamer is Il very large and roomy one
and will DO an addition to the upper river trSdS,
Capt Meldahl has sold his interest In the lIatry e
Knox III order to devote himself to the Fashion.
Dawes, who Will go on the Knox.
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Tho "Sopp Bubblc,O

OF Farron's "Soap Bubble" to be given
st the Opera House Monday evening, the
Pittsburgh Post Of this week says: The
"Soap Bubble" at the Opera House fairly
dubbed all over the house with fun last
night. In fact, it is one Of the funniest
comedies that has been produced here for
many weeks. There is q good deal Of
patchwork about it, but the fragmonta arc
clipped from the best textures, and its
iun.making qualities could not have been
In more apt hands than the company
which Farron has gathered around him.
The modest trio OF bald.heais kept the
auditors In roar. By the way, the house
was one Of the largest that had gathered in
this place Of amusement for some time.
Mr.. Farron as Chops, and Miss Emmett, 40
La Dodge, led in the merry.making, and
Miss La Pelle, Mias Ross, and Messra Con.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.


|
Strangers In the City md Wheeling Folk.
| Abroad.
Mr.. A. r. Ried, a prominent Pittsburgh
lawyer, is registered ut the S.smm House.
Miss Eaa Dillon gave one OF her de.
lightful entertainments at Grafton last
might.
Mrs. Dave Dunlap, Of Cumberland, Md,
| is visiting her sister, Mrs. Will Irvine, on
the Island.
Rev. A. J. LYDIA, Of Charleston. formerly
Of this city, was registered at the Stsnm
House yesterday.
Mr.. B. Trimble, OF the upper part Of the
county, wae Waiting in the city with his
friends yesterday.
Mrs. A. 8. Caldwell has returned homo
from Cleveland, where abe has been visit.
ing friends for the past two weeks.
Rev. Z. Rush Swope, rector Of St. Fiat.
thew'a church, returned to the city last
evening from q short trip to New York.
Mrs. Frank G. kammerer, OF Chicago,
(nee Miss Dorrie Hildreth) is the guest OF
her mother at her residence on Chspliue
street.
Jimmy Sswtell. formerly OF this city,
but now one Of the leading !armers OF tie
county, wss among his friends here yes-
terdsy. y
Squire G. ". Nichols, who resides lust
east Of the city, is spending few Gays
up on Buffalo creek, in Brooke county,
fishing, and from the amount he sent
down here to his friends his succees is biz.
Miss Fletcher, Of New York City, who
has spoken on two occasions in Fourth
Street NJ. E. church to the delight of all
who have heard her, will speak again in
this church this evening at eight o'clock.
Miss Fletcher has fully justified the high
Communications OF Dr.. Do Haas and others
and those who hear her will have treat.
Miss Fletcher will also speak in the Fourth
Street NJ. E. church tomorrow afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock. All are asked to be pres.
ent on these occasions.
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Of the famous Spanish Students, give q
grand novelty concert at the Grand Opera
House this afternoon and evening. Signor
duckert 10 well known among musical
people to be wonderful performer on
string instruments for years, and signor
Poke stands without rival on the banjo.
The music brought out Of banjo by this
gentleman shows the possibilities OF this
instrument. Their entertainment is novel
and interesting, and as the admission is
only III and 20 cents We predict standing
room only. This concert draws largely
from the ladies', and as nearly every young
lady in the land now.a.days is taking les
sons on the banjo or guitar, we expect to
see them turn out in large numbers. The
entertainment is very refined. NJ
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lot 63 OF the came Zane tract. Considers
] tipp NOT naned araI.-=-. IS n .

/ YOUNG mems social religious meetings
will be held at the Young Mems Christian
Association building this evening at 1880
o'clock, and tomorrow at o'clock. An
invitation is extended to all men to
attend.
The pastor Of the Fourth Street NJ. E.
church is preaching series Of Sunday
evening sermons upon Astronomy, espec.
tally IN its teachings Of the glory and ben.
eficenco Of God. The subject on Sunday
evening will bo the "sun," and the
speaker will give en- account Of recent
wonderful discoveries in solar physics and
their bearing upon the thought Of the
time. All ere cordially invited.
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Tho Strike Settled.

The strike which has been in progress
at the Crescent mill for the past ten weeks
has been adjusted at last and the mill
will resume work as sooa aa possible,
probably on Monday. Sam Young, the
sheet roll rougher, who was discharged by
tho superintendent for breaking roll
snd whose discharge led to tho strike,
finding that Mr.. Whitaker would not
agree to reinstate him, withdrew, and the
bone OF contention being removed the
settlement was an easy matter. The ad.
jus!ment OF the difficulties causes great
deal OF satisfaction among the employees
and on the part Of the general public
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Hon. Ed Robertson returned from
Charleston yesterday with his commission
as Superintendent Of the Penitentiary in
his pocket. An 1NTELLlaENcER reporter
oeked him when he would take charge.
He said: Probably on Monday. NY
term begins at my own pleasure. want
to go down tomorrow and take look
around, and after I get some idea OF the
duties OF the petition will decide when
will take hold" Mr.. Robertson is con-
graduated on all Bides on having occurred
go important an appointment. 1ss
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DO YOU EVER GET LITTLE MIXED in READING ADVERTISEMENTS?


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May 2lst, 1887, in Wellsburg, Va, by
DR.. Edward Smith, Samuel @. 4. Hamil-
ton and Narcisga A. Martin.
In celebration Of their golden anniver.
sary, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton will receive
friends one week from to-day, May 2lst,
1887, at their home, myrtle HILL" Wind.
sor Station, W. Va. All friends of the
family are cordially Invited 10 attend the
reception, any time during the day, ar
engagements having been made Tor all
trains to stop at Windsor.
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Hriuuei,Ort.

day. $3.50 = 80 ~ ~"'N
platform. " - H'ii'1'' "A -
The Coal Workers. Amalgamated Association
meet tonight in the X. Of Z. hail. -,
george Gray, who was badly burned In the Dent
fire few days siace, Is able 10 be on the street.
Nj. bert Hal. OF Fairmont, ". Va, has accente,
position III the foundry OF Mr.. Samuel Woodcock,
4. J. Bags s Sous Lumber Co. report business
lar during the past week, and the outlook stlll
,, o. y. Howell has taken the agency for the Home
deliver wash twice week. - - - 49,
The Touring mills have had fair run for some
time past. anu business will look up little after
the spring crops are planted. ! 49, --'''
Everything looks favorable for tho carly com.
HAu 1he ely may boast OF the advantage ii wifi
have over Its neignborIug towns.
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nelly. Dobson, McAlpin, Chatham and
Deksrt we're most able assistants. Guile
a number Unpopular aonga and dances are
introduced aud the singing 10 fully up to
the standard. To sum up 1t Is one Of the
best shows that has been here for q long
time In the comedy line.
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KANGAROO SHOES.

acntlemnn in need Of n light stylish
Fine Shoe, eiorepurcllasins, should ex
anime our line Of Stacy, Adams Il Coz
Mems Fine Shoes, which for wear, styl,
and comfort are unexcelled.
j. W. AMICk,
1l43 Main Street.
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LADIES, go early to the Spanish Stu.
dents matinee this afternoon at the Grand
Opera House and get a good scat. Ad.
mission only 10 and 20 cents.
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Qhe Gttelliiqenrea:,
Onloo. Nos. 70 and ~ Fourteenth Street.


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The Mutual Savings Bank.
Opera Housc-GlImore and his Incompatible
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LIST OF Letters.
Religious EoticcS-sccond page.
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sIdNoRs GucHERr and Pcll:a, ths Span:
lsh Students, at the Grand Opera House
this afternoon. Admission only 10 and 20
cents, a e.